Help Choosing Btw 3 Tires Please!

I'm going to buy a set of tires for my truck since I've lifted it and it looks a little goofy with the stock tires. I've got the 17" Sport rims and tires now but I'll be getting 265/75-16 tires on TRD Special Edition FJ rims.

My truck is mostly going to be street driven but I do want something that will be capable in snow. Since I drive a plow truck in the winter I need to get to and from work when its snowing.

I'm looking at these 3 tires;
Kumho Road Venture AT KL78
$97/ea, 14/32" tread depth, 40lbs each, passenger load rating


General Grabber AT2
$142/ea, 17/32" tread depth, 57lbs each, E load rating


Goodyear Wrangler SilentArmor
$168/ea and $40 rebate, 16/32" tread depth, 48lbs each, C load rating


Right now I'm leaning towards the Goodyear SilentArmor over the General Grabbers because I've read a few posts warning about harsh rides with E load rated tires. I know the General Grabbers are pretty popular so I wanted to know what people thought of the on-road ride. Is the high weight of the Grabbers noticeable? The cost savings on the Kumho is really attractive but I don't want to get a shit tire either. Any thoughts on the Kumhos?

And finally...I think I'm making the right choice going with 265/75s instead of 285s...right?

 

Take a look at the Goodyear Duratracs. If not an option then the Silent Armors might be my choice.

 

Thanks for the tip southpaw! I took a look at them and they are definitely on my list to consider. They've got the highest customer survey ratings out of all the A/T tires on TireRack. I dunno how I missed them!

 

Well...I ordered a set. I actually ended up getting the Firestone Destination A/Ts which I wasn't considering at first but the positive reviews from many people on the site convinced me to try them. Since most of my miles will be on-road I decided against the more aggressive tread pattern on the Duratracs.

I got the C load rated tires for $138/ea instead of the passenger tires for $117/ea.

They should be here next week! :-D Time to get the FJ rims out of the storage unit. The truck's going to look sweet with the mag grey body and the anthracite rims!

 

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